. will: that was awesome. pete: food ones this morning. will: that was awesome. pete: football field, what was that, two tractors with a flag? will: lit up,. pete: lit up. rachel: you guys love all the sports patriotism. pete: football farms. that works for me. rachel: that works for me too. the other day someone sent me an instagram, it was kind of sad. classroom of kids singing national anthem. only five kids stood up. pete: saw similar photo if it wasn t that one exactly. rachel: we tell parents these are important moments for us and our kids to pass on. pete: for sure. good morning, everybody. will: good morning. pete: i m glad i m here. i m glad will is here. rachel: i m glad you were born. isn t that ainsley s book. i m glad you re all here. we ll start with a fox news alert. pete: we ll get to it. all right. top of the news, top biden administration officials meeting face-to-face with the taliban. will: the first interaction since al qaeda s former leader was kill
Mason good evening, for those of you just joining us, this is a special expanded edition, im anthony mason. Scott pelley had been reporting from the new jersey shore but the hurricane has knocked out our link to him. Hurricane sandy is about to make landfall near Atlantic City, but the impact of this storm is being felt all along the east coast. The governors of 14 states from North Carolina to maine have declared states of emergency. Lets get the latest now from cbs news hurricane consultant David Bernard. David . Good evening, anthony. A lot of trouble up and down the east coast tonight. Sandy is basically not a drop cam system anymore, but the effects are all going to be the same. Lets start with where the storm is right now and, again, we are looking at very strong waves occurring all across ptions of the jersey and also Long Island Sound. Notice just offshore were seeing some of these wave heights still indicated near 45 feet, maybe higher. And even though the storm is here, antho
When i picked those balls out, at that point, you know to me, they were perfect. I dont know what happened. I i have no explanation for it. I dont have no explanation for what happened. I was completely and totally unaware of any of this that were talking about in the last couple of days until monday morning. I was as surprised as anybody when i heard monday morning what was happening. Yeah, that was the most uncomfortable news conference. This is sad. This is the story. Good morning, everybody. Unbelievable. Mike richard, steve here. Shocked to find gambling
going on. Can we just admit that this whole thing, this whole bit of nonsense nonsense . Youve got Football Players who weigh 275 pounds that are weighted out that are on so many Illegal Drugs that they can run a 4640. When they hit a quarterback, it is the impact as willie always says as a car accident and nobody cares about that. But we have the media freaking out about whether a ball was inflated to 12. 5 11 12. 5 pounds per sq
This is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. President Trump Defends his handling of the coronavirus pandemic as infection figures begin to stabilise and the us sets out plans to reopen after the shutdown. January 31, not one person has died and i issued a travel restriction from china. Think of it. So, nobody died and i issued. You cant get earlier than that. Frances president announces he will begin to lift the countrys lockdown on may the 11th. The number of deaths in the uk passes 11,000, but the government says the lockdown measures are working. Bernie sanders endorses joe biden for us president as democrats unify against
donald trump. Good evening to viewers in the uk and around the world. President trump has defended the white house use of virus mitigation measures after announcing that us cases have now begun to flatten out. Nationwide, the us has recorded over 570,000 virus cases and 22,000 deaths so far. Well bring you more on that in
Unbelievable. Now, i remember when i joined the family, how pleased he was that i was from an indian family. It mattered. Allied squadrons take the airfor another great battle over europe. It was the deadliest conflict in human history. World war ii drew in men and women from all over the globe and claimed the lives of around 80 million people. 75 years ago this month, after almost six long years of fighting, the end of the war was officially declared. There arent many people who dont have some sort of Family Connection to that war. To mark its end, four presenters from bbc news, including myself, are telling the stories of our relatives the roles they played, what they did, whether here on the home front, in the atlantic or deep in burmasjungle. We start with Mishal Husain and her grandfather. He was one of more than two million men who fought for britain in the indian army. Mishal they served in deserts
and jungles, from african battlefields to asia and in europe. And without what wa